You better have your handgun on you. Bamas gon end up running up on you and jacking you for your mask. *break yourself fool* lolThe 3m respirator mask I bought are still in stock. Gonna rock these with the big as filtersParticle Filter sold out.
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Seeing a lot of random people in the streets wearing masks tonight
OK I see why everyone is panicking.
OK I see why everyone is panicking.
It is what it is just be careful out there people
Holy smokes! I knew nothing about this movie. Good drop. I will be watching this tonight!
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Is that in addition to the 13 almonds?
The guy in the California was in the hospital like 4 days interacting with staff etc before he was even tested. How many patients and visitors did staff interact with and so on?
I purchased a few extra bottles of anti viral herb formulas. I normally have one to ward off colds.
And the televangelists "snake oil" salesmen/grifters move in on their usual prey.... their dumb ass followers.... gullible old people and some young and dumb ones too
Televangelist Sells $125 'Silver Solution' as Cure for Coronavirus
A guest on televangelist Jim Bakker's show suggested on Wednesday that a product sold on Bakker's website might be effective at protecting against and killing the novel coronavirus.
The guest, naturopathic Dr. Sherrill Sellman, said that Silver Solution—a product that can be purchased on Bakker's web store—has been found to be effective on viruses related to the one from Wuhan. Further, she said Silver Solution could bolster a person's immune system and potentially make their bodies less susceptible to the virus.
"Well, let's say [Silver Solution] hasn't been tested on this strain of the coronavirus, but it's been tested on other strains of the coronavirus and has been able to eliminate it within 12 hours," she said. "Totally eliminate it. Kills it, deactivates it. And then it boosts your immune system so then you can support the recovery, because when you kill the virus, then the immune system comes into action to clear it out. So you want a vibrant immune system as well as an ability to deactivate these viruses."
Newsweek contacted Sellman via her website for further comment and clarification but did not receive a reply before publication.
The novel coronavirus emerged from the Chinese city in late 2019. The virus has since spread to 24 other countries, including the United States, though the majority of those infected remain in China. As of Wednesday, the virus has infected over 45,000 people and killed at least 1,100, according to the World Health Organization.
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Televangelist Sells $125 'Silver Solution' as Cure for Coronavirus
A guest on televangelist Jim Bakker's show suggested on Wednesday that a product sold on Bakker's website might be effective at protecting against and killing the novel coronavirus.
The guest, naturopathic Dr. Sherrill Sellman, said that Silver Solution—a product that can be purchased on Bakker's web store—has been found to be effective on viruses related to the one from Wuhan. Further, she said Silver Solution could bolster a person's immune system and potentially make their bodies less susceptible to the virus.
"Well, let's say [Silver Solution] hasn't been tested on this strain of the coronavirus, but it's been tested on other strains of the coronavirus and has been able to eliminate it within 12 hours," she said. "Totally eliminate it. Kills it, deactivates it. And then it boosts your immune system so then you can support the recovery, because when you kill the virus, then the immune system comes into action to clear it out. So you want a vibrant immune system as well as an ability to deactivate these viruses."
Newsweek contacted Sellman via her website for further comment and clarification but did not receive a reply before publication.
The novel coronavirus emerged from the Chinese city in late 2019. The virus has since spread to 24 other countries, including the United States, though the majority of those infected remain in China. As of Wednesday, the virus has infected over 45,000 people and killed at least 1,100, according to the World Health Organization.
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Televangelist Sells $125 'Silver Solution' as Cure for Coronavirus
The product contains chemicals known by the state of California to be dangerous, according to Bakker's website.
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@TooTrilla needs to watch it as well as this from the Rachel Maddow show last night... her whole show ws dedicated to the virus.... his stupid ass might..... might actually be able to actually learn something from it them..... although with what's being reported and what's already been posted here.... I seriously doubt it
audio of last nights episode, couldn't find the video
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Yo just checked Amazon, the price of hand sanitizers went up quick.
This bottle's lowest price was $4 current was $9 now its showing $17.99 for the two pack.
You can check the prices on camelcamelcamel
PURELL Advanced Instant Hand Sanitizer, 2 Ounce Pump Bottle (Pack of 2) (B01M0M2W17)
Amazon price tracking & price history for PURELL Advanced Instant Hand Sanitizer, 2 Ounce Pump Bottle (Pack of 2) (B01M0M2W17)camelcamelcamel.com
If in a pinch, bulk rubbing alcohol, aloe vera gel. essential oil of you choosing. There are recipes out on the net to make your own if necessary.
Cold front just hit the southeast...oh boy
Bought a bunch (hand sanitizer) from the 99 cent store. This chinese lady told me she had boxes of it in the back lol. She was ready!
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Amazon has a deal on vitamins right now
Airborne Chewable Tablets
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Lefty421
If you are looking for Vit. C chewables, the nature made are still cheaper.
150 ct for $6.59
https://www.amazon.com/Nature-Made-Vitamin-Gummies-serving/dp/B00IOBAK02/ref=sr_1_23?keywords=1000mg... [amazon.com]
Note that the Nature Made chewables are 125mg each, while the Airborne are 250mg each.
math
150@125=18,750mg vit C. $6.59/18750=$.000351 per mg.
116@250=29,000mg vit C. $12.44/29000=$.000429 per mg.
Airborne Chewable Tablets
Amazon Promo Code | ($10 OFF COUPONS) | Jul 2021
Use this $15 off Amazon promo code on your Prime order. View all 40 Amazon promo codes, coupons & free shipping codes that for Jul 2021.
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Lefty421
If you are looking for Vit. C chewables, the nature made are still cheaper.
150 ct for $6.59
https://www.amazon.com/Nature-Made-Vitamin-Gummies-serving/dp/B00IOBAK02/ref=sr_1_23?keywords=1000mg... [amazon.com]
Note that the Nature Made chewables are 125mg each, while the Airborne are 250mg each.
math
150@125=18,750mg vit C. $6.59/18750=$.000351 per mg.
116@250=29,000mg vit C. $12.44/29000=$.000429 per mg.
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Amazon has a deal on vitamins right now
Airborne Chewable Tablets
Amazon Promo Code | ($10 OFF COUPONS) | Jul 2021
Use this $15 off Amazon promo code on your Prime order. View all 40 Amazon promo codes, coupons & free shipping codes that for Jul 2021.
Lefty421
If you are looking for Vit. C chewables, the nature made are still cheaper.
150 ct for $6.59
https://www.amazon.com/Nature-Made-Vitamin-Gummies-serving/dp/B00IOBAK02/ref=sr_1_23?keywords=1000mg... [amazon.com]
Note that the Nature Made chewables are 125mg each, while the Airborne are 250mg each.
math
150@125=18,750mg vit C. $6.59/18750=$.000351 per mg.
116@250=29,000mg vit C. $12.44/29000=$.000429 per mg.
Yeah.... that's the ticket..... stop it dead in it's tracks ….
Just double up on that Vitamin C...
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Looks like you're.... the one that needs to be extra careful now "Secret Squirrel"... it's right in your backyard now ....
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I'm almost willing to bet that the novel virus lingers in the air 2 to 4 hours like the measles. It might be able to last longer.
Some of y'all want 4 more years of Trump tho...
White House mobilizes to stunt information flow to the public on coronavirus
If there's one axiom for governing in the midst of a life-threatening crisis, it's to keep the public in the dark. Or at least, that's the way Donald Trump sees it. All government health officials have now been ordered to get clearance from public health mastermind Mike Pence before issuing any statements or making any public appearances related to the coronavirus, according to The New York Times. In other words, scientists will now have their conclusions about a potential pandemic censored by politicians when it comes to public dissemination.
As Obama administration alum Ron Klain noted on Twitter, when he served as the White House Ebola Response Coordinator in 2014-15, they "never told" the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) or National Institutes of Health (NIH) what to say. "If the WH is doing that now, it is a danger to public health," he wrote.
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White House mobilizes to stunt information flow to the public on coronavirus
If there's one axiom for governing in the midst of a life-threatening crisis, it's to keep the public in the dark. Or at least, that's the way Donald Trump sees it. All government health officials have now been ordered to get clearance from public health mastermind Mike Pence before issuing any statements or making any public appearances related to the coronavirus, according to The New York Times. In other words, scientists will now have their conclusions about a potential pandemic censored by politicians when it comes to public dissemination.
As Obama administration alum Ron Klain noted on Twitter, when he served as the White House Ebola Response Coordinator in 2014-15, they "never told" the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) or National Institutes of Health (NIH) what to say. "If the WH is doing that now, it is a danger to public health," he wrote.
But that's exactly what the White House is doing. The Times writes that Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, a leading expert on viruses and the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infections Diseases, has told colleagues the White House ordered him not to talk on the topic without first getting approval to do so.
The move is apparently an effort to blunt the conflicting signals coming from the White House versus those who actually know something about science, particularly at the CDC and NIH. After the director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, Dr. Nancy Messonnier, indicated in a press briefing Tuesday that the spread of the coronavirus in the U.S. wasn't so much a matter of if it would happen but when, the stock market plummeted. Trump has been pretty rage-y ever since.
During his coronavirus briefing Wednesday, Trump disputed the idea that spread of the virus in the United States was inevitable. Instead he floated the idea that the threat of an outbreak "remains very low," even as he conveyed a sense of uncertainty about how the virus would play out.
On any level, Trump's "low" prediction was classically stupid. Over-promising and under-delivering in a crisis situation could result in panic. But then again, Trump also tapped Pence as the point person on the issue after Pence pretty much singlehandedly botched the response to an HIV outbreak in Indiana while he was serving as governor. Based on Pence's handling of that crisis, the cases of new HIV infections in rural Scott County outpaced the number of new infections through injection drug use in New York City the previous year, according to USA Today. Heckuva job, Mikey.
Still, Trump thinks Pence is a genius pick.
"I’m having everybody report to Mike," Trump told White House reporters Wednesday. "Mike has been very good, very adept. Anybody that knows anything about healthcare, they look at the Indiana model, and it’s been a very great success. It’s been a tremendous model in terms of healthcare. And this is really an offshoot of that."
For all of our sakes, let's hope Pence's handling of this situation is nowhere near an "offshoot" of his nimble work in Indiana.
The move is apparently an effort to blunt the conflicting signals coming from the White House versus those who actually know something about science, particularly at the CDC and NIH. After the director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, Dr. Nancy Messonnier, indicated in a press briefing Tuesday that the spread of the coronavirus in the U.S. wasn't so much a matter of if it would happen but when, the stock market plummeted. Trump has been pretty rage-y ever since.
During his coronavirus briefing Wednesday, Trump disputed the idea that spread of the virus in the United States was inevitable. Instead he floated the idea that the threat of an outbreak "remains very low," even as he conveyed a sense of uncertainty about how the virus would play out.
On any level, Trump's "low" prediction was classically stupid. Over-promising and under-delivering in a crisis situation could result in panic. But then again, Trump also tapped Pence as the point person on the issue after Pence pretty much singlehandedly botched the response to an HIV outbreak in Indiana while he was serving as governor. Based on Pence's handling of that crisis, the cases of new HIV infections in rural Scott County outpaced the number of new infections through injection drug use in New York City the previous year, according to USA Today. Heckuva job, Mikey.
Still, Trump thinks Pence is a genius pick.
"I’m having everybody report to Mike," Trump told White House reporters Wednesday. "Mike has been very good, very adept. Anybody that knows anything about healthcare, they look at the Indiana model, and it’s been a very great success. It’s been a tremendous model in terms of healthcare. And this is really an offshoot of that."
For all of our sakes, let's hope Pence's handling of this situation is nowhere near an "offshoot" of his nimble work in Indiana.
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All statements have to go to Mr pray the gay away.Some of y'all want 4 more years of Trump tho...
White House mobilizes to stunt information flow to the public on coronavirus
If there's one axiom for governing in the midst of a life-threatening crisis, it's to keep the public in the dark. Or at least, that's the way Donald Trump sees it. All government health officials have now been ordered to get clearance from public health mastermind Mike Pence before issuing any statements or making any public appearances related to the coronavirus, according to The New York Times. In other words, scientists will now have their conclusions about a potential pandemic censored by politicians when it comes to public dissemination.
As Obama administration alum Ron Klain noted on Twitter, when he served as the White House Ebola Response Coordinator in 2014-15, they "never told" the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) or National Institutes of Health (NIH) what to say. "If the WH is doing that now, it is a danger to public health," he wrote.
But that's exactly what the White House is doing. The Times writes that Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, a leading expert on viruses and the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infections Diseases, has told colleagues the White House ordered him not to talk on the topic without first getting approval to do so.
The move is apparently an effort to blunt the conflicting signals coming from the White House versus those who actually know something about science, particularly at the CDC and NIH. After the director of the National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, Dr. Nancy Messonnier, indicated in a press briefing Tuesday that the spread of the coronavirus in the U.S. wasn't so much a matter of if it would happen but when, the stock market plummeted. Trump has been pretty rage-y ever since.
During his coronavirus briefing Wednesday, Trump disputed the idea that spread of the virus in the United States was inevitable. Instead he floated the idea that the threat of an outbreak "remains very low," even as he conveyed a sense of uncertainty about how the virus would play out.
On any level, Trump's "low" prediction was classically stupid. Over-promising and under-delivering in a crisis situation could result in panic. But then again, Trump also tapped Pence as the point person on the issue after Pence pretty much singlehandedly botched the response to an HIV outbreak in Indiana while he was serving as governor. Based on Pence's handling of that crisis, the cases of new HIV infections in rural Scott County outpaced the number of new infections through injection drug use in New York City the previous year, according to USA Today. Heckuva job, Mikey.
Still, Trump thinks Pence is a genius pick.
"I’m having everybody report to Mike," Trump told White House reporters Wednesday. "Mike has been very good, very adept. Anybody that knows anything about healthcare, they look at the Indiana model, and it’s been a very great success. It’s been a tremendous model in terms of healthcare. And this is really an offshoot of that."
For all of our sakes, let's hope Pence's handling of this situation is nowhere near an "offshoot" of his nimble work in Indiana.
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Daily Kos is a progressive news site that fights for democracy by giving our audience information and resources to win elections and impact government. Our coverage is assiduously factual, ethical, and unapologetically liberal. We amplify what we think is important, with the proper context—not...
he also said that cigarettes don't cause cancer.
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